Scythians speak. Or about Crimea

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

Returning once more to the flood and its dating. In general, I will not say anything particularly new, just a couple of additional facts with conclusions. It's about the Crimea. While recently in Evpatoria, I noticed several houses with facades sunk into the ground. Moreover, the houses are relatively young, some apparently even of Soviet construction, on different streets, mainly in the historical center (Lenin St., Frunze St., Duvanovskaya St., etc.). It can be seen that the houses were simply built on something more ancient. Unfortunately, when I noticed them, I did not bother to take a picture because I planned to do this on a specially allocated day. But circumstances developed so that I had to urgently leave, and therefore there are only a few photographs, and even then partially taken at night. So sorry for the quality. But the essence does not change from this.

There is a local history museum in Evpatoria. Stone statues are on display in front of the museum.

The stand assures us that these are the creations of the hands of the ancient Scythians and other ancient Greeks, very ancient centuries, in general, far from our era.

This could be believed, despite the fact that the idols really do not look fresh. With traces of breakage, abrasions and other traces of water and wind erosion. Moreover, an exposition with a vivid example is equipped very close by. A square-shaped pit with sides of 10x10 meters was dug right on the street, covered with a glass bell in the form of a pyramid. Inside, it is shown how the excavations took place, a staircase and other clay pots were placed for clarity.

In general, believe your eyes and admire the antiquity.

However, an attentive eye in this exhibition will see not only clay pots. In fact, they are completely unimportant, because most likely during the excavations no pots were found, specifically in this place, and only an ancient street paved with cobblestones was found. This is really interesting and with a high degree of reliability is pure truth. The truth is that at a depth of 2.5 meters relative to the current ground level there is a street of old Evpatoria. It is the street. This means that before the global flood people lived here, moreover, there was a certain settlement, or rather even a city.

You tell me what nafig flood? On the stand it is written in black and white that this is the 6th century BC and since then the wind has applied 2.5 meters of dust that archaeologists are now digging. This is what I was told in the local history museum itself, where I turned for explanations. At the same time, without explaining at all how all 2, 5 thousand years the streets were not swept and re-paved.

Let's move on from irony to reality. As I wrote in the first lines of this article, there are several buildings in Evpatoria with clear signs of a superstructure on an ancient foundation. A photo of one such building in the immediate vicinity of the "ancient settlement" (literally the neighboring building) I offer you for review.

We see the first floor sunk deep into the ground. Just the same 2.5 meters. From which it follows a completely logical conclusion that this building and this fragment of the ancient pavement are all links of one chain. To put it simply, we see an ancient house on an ancient street. No options.

Here, in general, only one question arises. The balconies are also ancient, or are they a late superstructure. If they are also ancient, then we will have to admit the fact that the "ancient Scythians" possessed the technology of reinforced concrete. Very good reinforced concrete.

Now let's try to seriously analyze the situation and draw some conclusions.

1. What are idols? We are assured that these are pagan gods. Can this be? Quite. Or could it be something else? Why not? Who said that this, for example, is not the creation of the hands of some children's circle "skillful hands" all in the same city "antediluvian Evpatoria". Easy. These are limestone sculptures that are easy to work with. The form of the sculptures is primitive. And the limestone itself is a stone, frankly speaking, not strong and would hardly survive 2.5 thousand years in the open air. Years 300 or 500 still could, but 2, 5 thousand years as it is doubtful. Moreover, on some statues, you can still see relatively thin details, for example, fingers. I carefully examined all the sculptures for cult items. I was looking for at least some trace - a cross, a solar sign, another sign, or at least some kind of signature or inscription. Nothing. That actually puts the version in the circle of "skillful hands" in the first place.

2. There are traces of the flood that buried the old city, it would be more correct to say the old civilization. The deposited layer of 2.5 meters indicates that in this place the wave was very large. These are not traces of rain or melting snow. The geographical landscape of Evpatoria itself is very interesting here. It is surrounded by salty estuaries with rich curative mud. In some estuaries, the water is several times saltier than in the sea and, in terms of characteristics, is comparable to the water of the Dead Sea in Israel. This can only be explained by the fact that once the sea level was higher than it is now, and when the water left (apparently quickly) estuaries were formed, which, as the water evaporated, increased the percentage of salt. In such estuaries, all the humus was accumulated, washed away by the wave of the flood and for a long time preserved under a crust of salt. Now we know this preserved rotten humus as curative mud. The very essence of mud treatment is that these are preserved vitamins. Only food is not through the stomach, but through the skin. The rest of the washed off humus is still rotting at the bottom of the Black Sea, forming a layer of hydrogen sulfide. In these estuaries, under a layer of mud, there is a layer of sand and gravel, on average about half a meter, under it is a layer of blue (white) clay. This clay is very soft, literally like sour cream, and fat-free. Having pierced the sand crust with the hand (with a shovel), the hand literally drowns in clay. This state of the clay indicates that it has not yet had time to pressurize, there was not enough time. In general, there are several indications of a relatively recent flood.

Let's see what else we have in Crimea.

First of all, we need to recall the golden tray from the Hermitage presented to Catherine II.

You can watch it here in good quality.

A unique thing. These are not paper maps that you can draw to please any political order. It's gold and silver! The work is difficult, expensive and certainly not sucked from the finger. All rivers and cities have been signed. Modern! And the name of the peninsula is modern. What does this mean? And the fact that in the 18th century the Black Sea coastline was just that. And "Evpatoria" under water. The water level in the Crimea region is about 50-70 meters higher than the current one. The water level in the eastern part of the Black Sea is even higher than the present one, especially in the southeastern part. This indicates that not only the water rose at once, but also the rise and fall of parts of the land took place. The strongest of these changes should be attributed to the Turkish coast, where there was a gulf of the sea in general, mountains grew. In general, Catherine skillfully seized the opportunity and while Ottomania was recovering from the disaster, she quickly took over the entire northern Black Sea region.

When was this "landscape" formed and how long was the water in the Black Sea at this level? It is difficult to answer unequivocally. There are a number of facts pointing to a global catastrophe around the 13-14 century. This catastrophe buried the last ecumene after which, most likely, all sorts of "ancient Scythians" appeared with parchments, papyri and other birch bark letters. These are the ones who survived. And the process of new state formations began with the separation of languages and the formation of modern religions. However, this was a planetary catastrophe, a primary catastrophe. Subsequently, in different parts of the ball there were local disasters, somewhere strong, somewhere not very. Perhaps in a fading progression as a kind of consequence. Possibly caused by other reasons. The Black Sea catastrophe apparently occurred in the 18th century, more precisely, in the middle of the 18th century. Despite the fact that before the disaster, the water level in the Black Sea was about 100-200 meters lower than the current one. Elena Gusakova, who studies the history of the Black Sea, proved this very well. She has a series of videos on this topic, and I highly recommend checking them out on her YouTube channel.